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The O-N-E Morning Read: Tuesday, Dec. 13

Catawba County’s Christmas Bureau is delivering a happy holiday for families throughout the Hickory Metro. Find out about how the annual event operates so smoothly - and the people who dedicate themselves to its mission - inside The O-N-E’s print and online editions.

A man stopping to pick-up pizza in Claremont walked away from his running car, and came back to find an empty parking police. Police found the car Monday, but they are still looking for the joy-riders. Details only in The O-N-E print edition.

Also in Tuesday’s O-N-E readers will learn about Shurtape CEO and president Jim Shuford’s gift to the Zahra Baker playground.

• Have you voted in the reader poll? Visit www.observernewsonline.com to share your opinion on whether permitted handguns should be allowed in public parks.

ONLINE:

• Newton City Council meets tonight, and the agenda includes installation of the city’s first female mayor. See www.observernewsonline.com for details and visit The O-N-E online tonight to find out who is appointed to fill Mayor-elect Anne Stedman’s vacant council seat.